This document lists 33 common Japanese phrases for greetings, partings, apologies, thanks and well-wishes. Some key phrases include "hajimemashite" meaning "nice to meet you", "ohayou gozaimasu" as a formal "good morning", "arigatou gozaimasu" for the formal "thank you", "gomen nasai" to express sincere apology, and "ittekimasu" and "tadaima" for leaving and returning home.
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This document lists 33 common Japanese phrases for greetings, partings, apologies, thanks and well-wishes. Some key phrases include "hajimemashite" meaning "nice to meet you", "ohayou gozaimasu" as a formal "good morning", "arigatou gozaimasu" for the formal "thank you", "gomen nasai" to express sincere apology, and "ittekimasu" and "tadaima" for leaving and returning home.
This document lists 33 common Japanese phrases for greetings, partings, apologies, thanks and well-wishes. Some key phrases include "hajimemashite" meaning "nice to meet you", "ohayou gozaimasu" as a formal "good morning", "arigatou gozaimasu" for the formal "thank you", "gomen nasai" to express sincere apology, and "ittekimasu" and "tadaima" for leaving and returning home.
This document lists 33 common Japanese phrases for greetings, partings, apologies, thanks and well-wishes. Some key phrases include "hajimemashite" meaning "nice to meet you", "ohayou gozaimasu" as a formal "good morning", "arigatou gozaimasu" for the formal "thank you", "gomen nasai" to express sincere apology, and "ittekimasu" and "tadaima" for leaving and returning home.
the bottom of my heart, pardon me [(more polite than すみません sumimasen) used it like if you knocked something over and broke it or interrupted someone’s business ]
10. しつれいします shitsureishimas : Excuse me,
I am sorry to disturb you
11. すみません sumimasen : Used for both to
apologise and to get someone’s attention [you can use it for anything from apologising for stumbling into someone on the train or to asking for help or asking for people to move out from your way]
12. いただきます itadakimas : Expression of
gratitude before taking any meal.
13. ごちそうさまでした gochisousama deshita :
Thank you for the meal, it was a delicious meal, what a wonderful meal ( used after taking any meal ) .
14. おげんきですか o genki deska : How are you
?
15. はい、げんきです。ありがとうございま す hai, genki des. Arigatou gozaimas : I am fine, Thank you.
16. おそくなってしつれいします osokunatte
shitsureishimas : Sorry for being late. 17. おさきにしつれいします osakini shitsureishimas : Pardon me for leaving first (used when leaving the workplace while other remains).
18. ごくろうさまでした gokurousama desta :
Thank you for your hard work, I appreciate your efforts (cannot be used while speaking with superior. you must say おつかれさま )
19. おつかれさまでした otsukaresama desta :
thank you, that’s enough for today. you must be tired.
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